Expert Ductless Mini Split System Installations In Boise, ID
Snowflake Air is the trusted name for expert, reliable ductless mini split installations for homes and businesses in Boise, ID. From one-room solutions to multi-zone designs, we’ll install the perfect system for your needs. Click below or call (208) 205-9078 for a free consultation.
Mini Split Installation Benefits For Homes And Businesses In Boise, ID
A Mini split installation offers benefits that conventional furnaces and central air can’t deliver for Boise, ID homes and businesses. They include:
- Superior Comfort Control
- Lower Utility Bills
- Whisper Quiet
- Easy Installation
You can read more about the benefits of a ductless mini split installation in our Homeowner Resources. Or, click below to schedule your free consultation.
What Is A Mini Split? How Does It Work?
A mini split, sometimes called a ductless air conditioner, is an HVAC system that heats and cools individual rooms or zones of your home without using ductwork and vents.
Instead, there’s a heat pump outside and air handlers in each room you’re treating. The heat pump moves heat in or out of the house. The air handlers heat or cool the air inside.
You can go with a single-zone system, where one air handler regulates the temperature for one room, or zone, in your home or business. Or, add more air handlers to cover more areas.
Since each air handler has a built-in thermostat, you control the heating and air for each zone individually.
These systems are sometimes called ductless air conditioners because, for a long time, heat pumps were really only good for cooling and a little bit of heating. However, today’s models are strong enough to heat your home in Boise, ID all winter long.
You can read more about how mini splits work and what they look like in your home.
Are Mini Splits Cost-Effective?
Mini splits are more cost-effective than gas or electric furnaces and central air. In the winter, they don’t burn fossil fuels to generate heat. Instead, they only need a small amount of electricity to move existing heat from one place to another. They also use variable-speed motors that require less power to heat and cool your home at a consistent temperature.
Local Spotlight: Boise River Greenbelt
One of the most treasured outdoor spaces in the area, the Boise River Greenbelt is a beautiful, 25-mile path following the Boise River through the city. The tree-lined circuit is excellent for walking and bicycling. It offers scenic views and access to the Ribbon of Jewels parks.
If You Go
The Boise River Greenbelt starts at the Lucky Peak State Park with an entrance just off Sandy Point Road. It then follows the river north through Garden City and ends at Eagle Island State Park.